The us-regions Department of education” target=”_blank”>Education< terrorist attacks. Ahead of the 20th anniversary of 9/11, the VDOE posted a video on Friday training teachers about “culturally responsive and inclusive lessons” surrounding that day and how they can teach students about it “in a way that does not cause harm.” CALIFORNIA TEACHER BOASTS NOT …
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Pentagon denies reports military dogs were left in Afghanistan
The defense is denying reports that it left military” target=”_blank”>U.S. military<. NON-PROFIT AIMING TO RESCUE DOZENS OF MILITARY DOGS FROM AFGHANISTAN: REPORT The nonprofit said in an early Tuesday tweet that “51 contracted military working dogs are safe & being cared for in their crates.” “There’s false information that we …
Read More »Aston Martin reveals $3.5 million full-size James Bond 007 Corgi 'toy' car
To celebrate the release of the final “No Time to Die” trailer, Aston Martin has created a full-size version of the classic Corgi “Goldfinger” James Bond 007 1965 DB5 toy car. (Corgi) The silver coupe is sitting in a replica of the diecast toy’s transparent box and will be displayed …
Read More »‘Jeopardy!’ and ‘Wheel Of Fortune’ executive producer Mike Richards fired
Mike Richards was fired as the executive producer of “jeopardy” target=”_blank”>Jeopardy!< “I know this has been a challenging time for the entire team, and I want to thank you all for your cooperation and professionalism over these last few weeks. As Ravi mentioned last week, I will be more involved in …
Read More »LA teachers union boss says children lost nothing during pandemic, now know words 'insurrection' and 'coup'
The head of the los-angeles”>Los Angeles< who were forced into remote learning during the infectious-disease saying the children learned “survival” and “the difference between a riot and a protest.” “There is no such thing as learning loss,” United Teachers Los Angeles President Cecily Myart-Cruz told “Los Angeles Magazine” in a …
Read More »Former British soldier plans Afghan escape with 400 evacuees in tow
A former world-regions soldier has plotted an escape from conflicts with hundreds of conflicts” target=”_blank”>refugees<. MEDAL OF HONOR RECIPIENT LITTRELL: AFGHANISTAN FIASCO – DON’T PUNISH SERVICE MEMBERS FOR A LEADERSHIP FAILURE Slater helped evacuate dozens of people from Afghanistan during Britain’s airlifts, and he said he feels “massively let down” …
Read More »Dr. Kent Ingle: College is important and expensive. Here's how to get your best return on investment
Picking the right education can feel overwhelming. With the increasing cost of tuition and the staggering national student debt (over $1.71 trillion), many may feel that a college degree is unnecessary. It doesn’t help that educationhave hit an all-time high over the past 20 years – increasing anywhere from 114% …
Read More »'Frustrated' former Bush chief of staff says ‘we’re getting out of Afghanistan too quickly’
Former George W. Bush chief of staff Andy Card told “America’s Newsroom” on Tuesday that the United States is “getting out of conflicts too quickly.” TALIBAN COMMIT ‘HOUSE-TO-HOUSE EXECUTIONS’ IN KABUL AFTER US EXIT AS CHILLING AUDIO DEMONSTRATES AFGHANS’ FEAR ANDY CARD: We have a chance to keep the promise …
Read More »Midterms loom: Republicans squeeze Dems over botched Afghanistan withdrawal
joe-biden” target=”_blank”>President Biden’s< and led U.S. allies to question American leadership – and it’s already becoming a central part of Republicans’ 2022 pitch to take back the house-of-representatives” target=”_blank”>House< “We had hoped to have an opportunity to be recognized to move a bill by veteran Mike Gallagher. It’s very simple …
Read More »Antibody drug cuts moderate Alzheimer’s decline, Swiss biotech cautions over results
A Phase 2 trial involving an investigational monoclonal antibody drug, semorinemab, targeting the tau protein, reduced cognitive decline among adults with mild-to-moderate nervous-system-health disease by about 44%, Swiss biotech AC Immune announced Tuesday. Findings from the placebo-controlled study Lauriet stemmed from 272 adults with mild-to-moderate Alzheimer’s disease across 43 study sites …
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